Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, Lululemon, Club Monaco Named in ADA Suits

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A New York law firm with a history of filing class action complaints against companies’ over their websites’ alleged non-compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is back at it, this time filing three separate complaints against Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, LLC, Lululemon USA Inc., and Club Monaco U.S., LLC.

The lawsuits, each 27 pages long, claim the companies’ websites—Oceanprime.com, Shop.Lululemon.com, and Clubmonaco.com, respectively—contain access barriers that make it “difficult, if not impossible” for blind and visually impaired users to independently navigate and make transactions. Each case seeks declaratory and injunctive relief, as well as compensatory damages for class members.

“Despite readily available accessible technology, such as the technology in use at other heavily trafficked retail websites, which makes use of alternative text, accessible forms descriptive links, resizable text and limits the usage of tables and JavaScript, [the defendant] has chosen to rely on an exclusively digital interface,” each complaint claims. “By failing to make the website accessible to blind persons, [the defendant] is violating basic equal access reuqirements under both state and federal law.”

Lululemon Complaint

Cameron Mitchell Complaint

Club Monaco Complaint